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September 3, 1904
The Glenwood Post
Glenwood Springs, Garfield County, Colorado
What is this article about?
The Bent County Fair opened in Las Animas on Sept. 1, lasting three days with 75 race horses, agricultural exhibits, ladies' department, and premier Western stock showcasing Bent County's pride in breeding.
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Bent County Fair
Denver, Sept. 1.—A Las Animas dispatch last night says: The Bent county fair opened at Las Animas to-day and will continue three days. There are seventy-five race horses at the stables and fair grounds, brought from all parts of the state to enter the races, as the purses are worth competing for. The exhibits comprise all the products found in an agricultural community. The ladies' department is of special interest. The stock department comprises some of the finest horses to be found in the West and Bent county is one of the greatest stock sections in the state and prides itself on the quality and breeding of stock.
Denver, Sept. 1.—A Las Animas dispatch last night says: The Bent county fair opened at Las Animas to-day and will continue three days. There are seventy-five race horses at the stables and fair grounds, brought from all parts of the state to enter the races, as the purses are worth competing for. The exhibits comprise all the products found in an agricultural community. The ladies' department is of special interest. The stock department comprises some of the finest horses to be found in the West and Bent county is one of the greatest stock sections in the state and prides itself on the quality and breeding of stock.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What keywords are associated?
Bent County Fair
Las Animas
Horse Races
Agricultural Exhibits
Stock Department
Where did it happen?
Las Animas, Bent County
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Location
Las Animas, Bent County
Event Date
Sept. 1
Story Details
The Bent County Fair opened in Las Animas and will continue for three days, featuring seventy-five race horses from across the state, agricultural product exhibits, a special ladies' department, and fine stock displays highlighting Bent County's renowned breeding quality.